WhitewalkerInPhilly

His ceiling was always enormous. He walked talked up as a 1st round pick in 2023 before his injury. I don't think he'll ever be a run stuffer but if he can draw doubles that would be fantastic. I think there's very good chance that those two will be out starting interior by 2027

I'd say so. Don't get me wrong, I like Sander's potential and he's filling the shoes of Ed Oliver instead of DaQuan (who I like but is a journeyman at the end of his career for a reason) but at this point I think Walker is more starter ready.

I fully expect Walker to slowly get phased in, but with Larry O on suspension to start the year I think Walker has earned a shot as the second rotation and I think we are looking at DaQuan's replacement/upgrade. Even being a solid starter in year 2 would be a massive steal for a 4th rounder, and I think he has the potential to be even more.

Honestly in the spring time I thought he was a lock. Not necessarily to crack a starting role but we were so short at WR, especially one who could play vertical. Early signs were incredibly positive at OTAs. There was absolutely a lane. And then Moore washed out in training camp and Coleman has had, by multiple accounts, one of the best camps out of anyone. So yeah I think there's a real possibility

People said I was crazy when I called it draft priority

I know Josh plays physical but you have guys slinging it at 40. I think we have a six year window left

I wouldn't be shocked if the structure of the guaranteed money makes it possible to move on by 2028, which would put him at 28-29 when drop off tends to start

I honestly didn't think it was going to happen at all never mind before the season. $12 million per year likely with incentives being part of that? I can live with that

I have mentioned it to you before, I seriously believe that there's a potential for the Dolphins to collapse just like the Jets did last year. Their secondary and offensive line are in shambles, Hill pissed some people off with his noise at the end of season and it feels like they are an injury away from things cascading out of control

I'm with you. I don't hate Samuel and if the coaches want to give him another year it's fine. We would get next to nothing on cap space for the year for cutting him and I can't imagine anyone trading for him unless we are giving up picks to cash dump. But at this point the roster spot seems too valuable

I thought that is Keon wasn't where they wanted they might go more 2 TE with Moore outside but Keon excelled, Moore never broke out and Kincaid has been under the radar

I thought there was a chance things might be different in training camp, but virtually every report I've heard is that when all are healthy is Palmer and Coleman on the outside and Shakir in the slot

Honestly Coleman and Palmer on the outside has been looking like a strong likelihood for a while now

Jesus let's show some decency for our livers! I mean for those of you with HBO. I'm going to be later. Watching through assuredly completely legal means Just kidding Amazon has it on demand so I'll probably just buy it

Look I'm going to say that I fully believe Walker is meant to be a penetrating 1 Tech. He's not going to be used as a hole plugger But yeah that they planning to put him where DaQuan is. By most account DaQuan has had a good camp but he's definitely aging out and has injury history. Before his back injury Walker was talked as a first round pick. Here's hoping that Beane got a monster in the 4th round. And by the by, "Dancing Bear" is a fantastic nickname

Thank goodness we have Andreeson

Somebody told me

I kind of get it. Moore had a great pedigree in college and looked great in spring practices and early in camp. In contrast fans had a sour taste in their mouth about Coleman's rookie year and spring and the first day of camp were rough but ho boy he has seriously broken out Most damning about Moore is that they gave Shavers time with the 1s over Moore with some of the injuries

Someone check on @Roundybout

We will also need his social security number and mother's maiden name

I am officially a bit disappointed with Landon Jackson. He flashed in the spring and Epenesa's spot seemed the must vulnerable. Am I asking too much of a 3rd round rookie? Maybe. In general, I expect the same line as last year and the only difference be the rotation but I really thought he would flash more

That's what I heard too. Maybe not to the full extent when he was having All Pro seasons but I feel rather comfortable with Tre as CB2 to start the year. With Ingram, Jackson and Stong to fight over CB3 and 4? Yeah I feel ok

It's great news! It does seemingly lock Tre White to start the year but honestly he might have won the job outright. There is abundant depth and Hairston can get worked in through the season

This is my gut speaking but I think the Dolphins are headed for disaster this year. While I appreciate that they are starting to rebuild their trenches those take time and their O-line got further injuries IIRC At this point they have a quarter of their cap tied up on Tua and Hill. The bill is about to come due and I think this might be a nail in the coffin for McDaniel if he doesn't go farther than sneaking into the playoffs and going one and done Lol it would be so Billsy for him to get healthy juuuust in time to play us And for the Ravens? Playing us Week 1 after the playoffs? If there's a coin flip I think he plays